GoldSeek.com Radio: James Turk, John Williams, Martin Armstrong, Listener's Q&A, and your host Chris Waltzek(encore show)By: radio.GoldSeek.comJames Turk returns to the program with comments on Fed profligacy, which will eventually send the yellow metal into the stratosphere, already up 10% against the euro currency in 2015. Expect safe haven buying in the euro zone to intensify, making precious metals investments once again the asset class du jour.John Williams returns to Goldseek.com Radio with dire thoughts on the veracity of the official economic figures.The domestic economy has not recovered - virtually every economic indicator remains stagnant since 2009.Economist Martin Armstrong of Armstrong Economics is the subject of a new controversial documentary The Forecaster.Our guest compares the economic carnage in the EU to the fallout in Detroit, a once vibrant showcase of capitalism.

Preparing for the Crash - S&P500 index analysis - INVERSE ETFs & PUTS TIMING...By: Clive MaundIn this update on the broad market S&P500 index we are going to look at no less than 5 charts for it, covering different timeframes, the reason for this is that there are different points to make on each of these charts. Before looking at the charts for the S&P500 index we are going to review first a range of charts, including the latest charts for Margin Debt and NYSE available cash. These charts provide the direst warning imaginable of impending trouble.

Commodity Slump Signals Slow Growth OutlookBy: Dan NorciniIn my opinion, the surest method for ascertaining what the sentiment is towards overall global economic growth prospects is the commodity sector performance. When sentiment is upbeat towards global growth, commodities tend to be in a strong uptrend on the charts. The reverse is true when prospects turn sour; commodities have a general tendency to sell off.

The Gold Raid of July 19By: Craig HemkeAt this point, there's really no reason to discuss the "how" and the mechanics of the deliberate, manipulative Globex smash of Sunday, July 19. However, it might be worth considering the aftermath as we look for reasons "why". As we consider "why", the first and foremost reason was price and chart manipulation. Gold had bottomed at $1130 on November 7, 2014 and had, over the next eight months, found stout support near that level.

When China Stopped Acting ChineseBy: John MauldinMuch of the world is focused on what is happening in Greece and Europe. A lot of people are paying attention to the Middle East and geopolitics. These are significant concerns, for sure; but what has been happening in China the past few months has more far-reaching global investment implications than Europe or the Middle East do. Most people are aware of the amazing run-up in the Shanghai stock index and the recent “crash.” The government intervened and for a time has halted the rapid drop in the markets.

The Silver Manipulation Con Continues at the Highest Levels of GovernmentBy: Bix WeirThe US Mint is not a very good liar. They are manipulating their sales data to stifle silver investor sentiment. My fight with the US Mint goes back 7 years. I wrote them in June 2008 to point out that stopping production of the US Silver Eagles was AGAINST THE LAW because the law required them to produce SAE's "in quantities sufficient to meet public demand." Since that time, and through my continual pestering over the years, they CHANGED THE LAW to make the US Treasury Secretary the one who decides if the coins are being produced to meet demand and only he has the power to stop or limit production.

The 10th Man: Floor Monkeys and Decentralization of RiskBy: Jared DillianAs most of you know, I used to be a clerk on the floor of the old P. Coast options exchange in San Francisco. What a place. I could tell stories about that floor for weeks. The craziest things you ever heard. But let’s keep it professional. The funny thing about a trading floor like the PCX (or the NYMEX, or the CME) is that you have winners and losers. You have big winners and big losers. You have people who blow themselves up. You have people who blow themselves up so spectacularly, they take a chunk out of their clearing firm.

Metals Continue To Setup For The Next Leg LowerBy: Warren BevanMarkets found lows last week and are moving back to the top of their ranges for now but the big question remains, can they breakout with heavy volume? I still think we won’t see a major breakout until the fall but I’ve been wrong before. As for the metals, gold found a low and is now trading in a range as it sets up for another leg lower, most likely to finally test the $1,000 level.

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